Standard Framing System

Standard Steel Framing System refers to the most commonly used structural configuration in Pre-Engineered Steel Buildings (PEBs). It is designed to deliver maximum efficiency in terms of load-bearing capacity, cost, and clear-span space, making it ideal for industrial, commercial, and storage applications

🔧 Key Features:

• Rigid Frame Construction
  Made of tapered built-up sections for columns and rafters, forming a rigid moment-resisting frame.

• Clear Span or Multi-Span Options

  • Clear Span Frames: Ideal for open spaces without interior columns (e.g., aircraft hangars, warehouses).

  • Multi-Span Frames: Used for larger widths supported by interior columns (e.g., factories, logistics hubs).

• Roof Slope Configurations
  Customizable to suit drainage and aesthetic requirements (typically 1:10, 1:20).

• Optimized Steel Usage
  Tapered members reduce steel consumption while maintaining structural integrity.

• Efficient Load Transfer
  Designed to withstand wind, snow, seismic, and live loads with maximum stability.

📐 Typical Framing Types in PEBs:

1. Rigid Frame (RF) / Clear Span

2. Modular Frame / Multi-Span

3. Single Slope Frame

4. Lean-To Frame

5. Crane-Ready Frame (with reinforced beam capacity)

6. High-Rise / Multi-Story Frames (Hybrid with RCC or mezzanine steel)

✅ Advantages of Standard Framing Systems:

• Fast and economical construction

• Long clear spans for flexible interior layouts

• Easy integration with mezzanines, cranes, and wall systems

• Customizable for different heights, slopes, and widths

• Factory precision with easy bolt-on site assembly